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When Autism Spaces Aren’t Safe

White Women and Ableism Toward Black Autistic Women

Mar 13 • Phenomenally Autistic

Black Autistic Women and the Journey to Self-Definition

Being a Black autistic woman often means navigating a world that wasn’t designed to see you fully, or fairly.

Dec 3, 2025 • Phenomenally Autistic

Why Autistic People Are More Vulnerable To Gaslighting

And Why Its Not Our Fault

Nov 20, 2025 • Phenomenally Autistic

YES! Black Autistic People Experience Racism Even From White Autistic People

Racism within autistic communities is an uncomfortable topic, but it’s a necessary one, if people want to admit it or not!

Nov 18, 2025 • Phenomenally Autistic

Talking About Race and Autism Isn’t Divisive , It’s Necessary

Conversations about autism are evolving, and that’s a good thing, whether some think so or not!

Nov 13, 2025 • Phenomenally Autistic

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